Williams v. Manchester

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• noting that summary judgment for the defendant is proper if the plaintiff fails to establish any elements of the cause of action
• noting that aside from the death occurrence, these elements are the same as for common law negligence
• noting that summary judgment for the defendant is proper if the plaintiff fails to establish any elements of the cause of action
• finding that radiation exposure is not a present physical injury
• finding that radiation exposure is not a present physical injury
• stating “In appeals from summary judgment rulings, review is de novo.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).